Releasing number 4

[O.B.Left]

Canadian humor??? I just don't get it.

I used my iphone to take a picture of my overworked #3 pressure point. Guess I need a better camera.

I was not joking, seriously couldnt make it out, thought it was a middle finger. Honest.



Thanks for all the hard work around here in '08
OB

[O.B.Left]

[indent]6-B-4-0 THE FORTH POWER ACCUMULATOR

As Accumulator #4 it is Pivot (Body) Power supplying the initial acceleration of the Downstroke to throw the Lever Assemblies toward Impact by the Thrust of the Shoulder Turn. See 7-13. Another major contribution to Impact Power is geometric – it is the first link in the Swing Radius power train between the Club and the Feet.
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Bucket, Henny, all

Help me out here. Is the "on plane move of the right shoulder in startdown" considered #4? Is this when the right shoulder is considered part of the power package or part of the pivot? Or both? I dunno. Maybe its either part of the pivot (no axis tilt) or part of the pivot and power package. I really dunno.

It works great what ever it is.

Thanks for this.
OB

[Bagger Lance]

The release of #4 is defined as the moment the left arm begins to overtake the shoulders, and the release of #1 is defined as the moment the right elbow begins to straighten, which indicates the third side of the triangle is lengthening.

Trick questions -

Why does #4 release precede #1 release instead of both occuring simultaneously?

Under what circumstances would #1 release after #4 instead of simultaneously?

[2mongoose]

Alright bagger, I'll bite.

Trick questions -

Why does #4 release precede #1 release instead of both occuring simultaneously?

Answer: Because the #4 accumulator acts as the checkrein to the right elbow.

Under what circumstances would #1 release after #4 instead of simultaneously?

Answer: It can't......or maybe only if you zero out #4

Meh, how'd I do?